100 Basic Ukrainian Vocabularies
We believe in learning the most important vocabularies first to start off your learning journey on the right foot. The list below contains 100 of the most frequently used Ukrainian vocabularies. For more vocabularies like that, check out our yellow vocabulary book towards the end of this page.
| English | Ukrainian |
|---|---|
| I | Я (YA) |
| you | ти (ty) |
| he | він (vin) |
| she | вона (vona) |
| it | воно (vono) |
| we | ми (my) |
| you | ви (vy) |
| they | вони (vony) |
| what | що (shcho) |
| who | хто (khto) |
| where | де (de) |
| why | чому (chomu) |
| how | як (yak) |
| which | який (yakyy) |
| when | коли (koly) |
| then | тоді (todi) |
| if | якщо (yakshcho) |
| really | дійсно (diysno) |
| but | але (ale) |
| because | тому що (tomu shcho) |
| not | не (ne) |
| this | цей (tsey) |
| that | той (toy) |
| all | всi (vsi) |
| or | або (abo) |
| and | і (i) |
| to know | знати (znaty) |
| to think | думати (dumaty) |
| to come | приходити (prykhodyty) |
| to put | класти (klasty) |
| to take | брати (braty) |
| to find | знаходити (znakhodyty) |
| to listen | слухати (slukhaty) |
| to work | працювати (pratsyuvaty) |
| to talk | розмовляти (rozmovlyaty) |
| to give | давати (davaty) |
| to like | любити (lyubyty) |
| to help | допомагати (dopomahaty) |
| to love | кохати (kokhaty) |
| to call | телефонувати (telefonuvaty) |
| to wait | чекати (chekaty) |
| 0 | нуль (nulʹ) |
| 1 | один (odyn) |
| 2 | два (dva) |
| 3 | три (try) |
| 4 | чотири (chotyry) |
| 5 | п'ять (p'yatʹ) |
| 6 | шість (shistʹ) |
| 7 | сім (sim) |
| 8 | вісім (visim) |
| 9 | дев'ять (dev'yatʹ) |
| 10 | десять (desyatʹ) |
| 11 | одинадцять (odynadtsyatʹ) |
| 12 | дванадцять (dvanadtsyatʹ) |
| 13 | тринадцять (trynadtsyatʹ) |
| 14 | чотирнадцять (chotyrnadtsyatʹ) |
| 15 | п'ятнадцять (p'yatnadtsyatʹ) |
| 16 | шістнадцять (shistnadtsyatʹ) |
| 17 | сімнадцять (simnadtsyatʹ) |
| 18 | вісімнадцять (visimnadtsyatʹ) |
| 19 | дев'ятнадцять (dev'yatnadtsyatʹ) |
| 20 | двадцять (dvadtsyatʹ) |
| new | новий (novyy) |
| old | старий (staryy) |
| few | мало (malo) |
| many | багато (bahato) |
| wrong | неправильний (nepravylʹnyy) |
| correct | правильний (pravylʹnyy) |
| bad | поганий (pohanyy) |
| good | хороший (khoroshyy) |
| happy | щасливий (shchaslyvyy) |
| short | короткий (korotkyy) |
| long | довгий (dovhyy) |
| small | маленький (malenʹkyy) |
| big | великий (velykyy) |
| there | там (tam) |
| here | тут (tut) |
| right | правий (pravyy) |
| left | лівий (livyy) |
| beautiful | прекрасний (prekrasnyy) |
| young | молодий (molodyy) |
| old | старий (staryy) |
| hello | вітаю (vitayu) |
| ok | добре (dobre) |
| of course | звичайно (zvychayno) |
| bye bye | бувай (buvay) |
| good bye | до побачення (do pobachennya) |
| excuse me | перепрошую (pereproshuyu) |
| sorry | вибачте (vybachte) |
| thank you | дякую (dyakuyu) |
| please | будь ласка (budʹ laska) |
| now | зараз (zaraz) |
| hour | година (hodyna) |
| minute | хвилина (khvylyna) |
| second | секунда (sekunda) |
| day | день (denʹ) |
| week | тиждень (tyzhdenʹ) |
| month | місяць (misyatsʹ) |
| year | рік (rik) |
| evening | вечір (vechir) |
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